PyISAPIe

Hi all, I've had PyISAPIe running successfully in production for coming up to 5 years now. I'

Hi Norman Thanks for the RAR. I tried to build it on Windows 2012 server, but it seems to be missing

I've been trying to get PyISAPIe working with a simple WSGI app and have been having some

Apparently you should do this by modifying your Isapi.py to reload your application module if

is there any way to reload code with recycling application pool or restarting iis? On Tuesday,

You may want to try this: http://code.google.com/p/isapi-wsgi/ and: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/

Hi Nick, I am facing the same problem. "ImportError: No module named pytz". Mac OS X 10.7.3

Thanks - I was not aware there were additional changes in the repository. I'll give it a try, I

Did anyone attempt to recompile PyISAPIe with pypy? http://pypy.org/ Or using CPyExt is possible?

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Just to follow up: It's not a big deal, the whole point of creating that dictionary proxy was to

Thanks for the info- keep in mind, however, that there are subtle differences that arise when linking

The point of that code was to propagate the error into the DLL, which doesn't do anything other

Make sure you use different application pools for each instance. ------------------------------------

My guess is that Django is automatically redirecting URLs w/out a slash to the URL w/ a slash: https:

I'm new to Python, WSGI, and PyISAPIe, so this might be a dumb question, but I can't find

I'm in the early stages of porting a Zope application to run under IIS. I'd also prefer to

Hello! Thanks for your interest. I've been working elsewhere quite intensely, so moving this

Is the current release of PyISAPIe a 32 or 64 bit DLL or both? If I look at the DLL with 32 bit

Txs Phillip for your help, finally we found the solution and now our Django application is running

Thanks Philip for the reply. Interesting to read about the GIL leading to further links to Stackless

I've found process monitor very helpful - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/

Django has DEBUG=True in the settings.py, so it's set to display errors. I can confirm that the

Hello Phillip, regarding the error message, I think the exception is handled in Header.cpp:171, but

Hello, Thanks a lot for the clarification here and on SO. Indeed, using the generic wsgi handler, I

Okay, so I tracked down the various issues at play here, and it's working! 1. On my desktop, for

To answer some questions a little more: > 1 - How does PyISAPIe knows which python interpreter to

Hey there, Sorry about the delay, hopefully I can still provide some help. It sounds like you haven

Hi Phillip, I have the same problem as OP. I am using IIS6, Win Server 2003, Python 2.6.5, and

You setup your environment and WSGI application in Isapi.py. See the folder layout here: http://